My baby hammers

Still struggling with algae, but they are slowly thinning out. A lot of the baby hammers I cannot find anymore.

Good news though, the surviving baby hammers are doing very well. They have actually grown in the time that their polyps were retracted.

I have one rock where they are more prominent.

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This one in particular I can already see the mouth.

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My main tank is still struggling. I don't know why. The baby hammers went back to their polyps retracting. I will be doing a series of tests and adjustments, hopefully I will see some improvements.

Meanwhile, in my 12g tank, the baby hammer I transferred there is doing very well.
 

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